![[movies]](/images/mediatype_movies.gif) | James Farmer and the Civil Rights Revolution - Open Mind
Open Mind episode 421: James Farmer and the Civil Rights Revolution with Civil Rights Leader James Farmer
Keywords: Civil Rights
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| Bombingham, Revisited - Open Mind
Open Mind episode 940: Bombingham, Revisited with Author Diane McWhorter, specialist in Civil Rights Movement Transcript available as: memory stick, online document, or paper document Betamax tape: available
Keywords: Civil Rights
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| The Politics of Civil Rights
Guest: Hooks, Benjamin Theme: Civil Rights
Keywords: Benjamin Hooks; Civil Rights
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| James Farmer and the Civil Rights Revolution - The Open Mind
Guest: James Farmer Theme: Civil Rights
Keywords: civil rights; James Farmer
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| Equal Versus Compensatory Opportunity
Guest: Abram, Morris Theme: Civil Rights
Keywords: Morris Abram; Civil Rights
Downloads: 95 |  |
| Asian Americans: A Model Minority
Guest: Eng, Phoebe Theme: Civil Rights
Keywords: Phoebe Eng; Civil Rights
Downloads: 342 |  |
| Reflections of an Affirmative Action Baby
Guest: Carter, Stephen L. Theme: Civil Rights
Keywords: Stephen L. Carter; Civil Rights
Downloads: 131 |  |
| Kenneth Clark and Brown v. Board of Education
Guest: Clark, Kenneth B. Theme: Civil Rights
Keywords: Kenneth B. Clark; Civil Rights
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| Am Law Pt. III - Chris King
Documentary on the life and times of Christopher King.
Keywords: law; civil rights; african-american
Downloads: 267 |  |
| LawyerMan - Chris King
Documentary on the life and times of Christopher King.
Keywords: law; civil rights; african-american
Downloads: 105 |  |
| Am Law Pt. III - Chris King
Documentary on the life and times of Christopher King.
Keywords: law; civil rights; african-american
Downloads: 146 |  |
| A Day In Nashua - Chris King
Documentary on civil rights activist Christopher King.
Keywords: civil rights; black; free spech; law
Downloads: 172 |  |
| LawyerMan - Chris King
Documentary on civil rights activist Christopher King.
Keywords: civil rights; black; free spech; law
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| Ubuntu Shall Overcome - Phil Shapiro
A few people out there do not understand the connection between the civil rights movement and the Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) movement. It's about dignity and inclusion. Any questions?
Keywords: ubuntu civil rights movement FOSS dignity inclusion
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| CHIRLA PSA
CHIRLA Public Service Announcements regarding Comprehensive Immigration Reform and Hate Crimes Coordinated by Anike Tourse
Keywords: Immigrant Rights; Civil Rights; Hate Crimes; Immigration
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| Culture Expression - remixrio
Free Expression, Free self
Keywords: Free Expression; Civil Rights; Riot; Riots; poop
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| No No No - David Biedny
The continued erosion of human rights in the US is a deep concern to those of us who cherish our freedom of expression. This animation, created with Arttmatic Pro and After Effects, looks at the destruction of the identy of the American flag, with a reworked design. The 49 stars are on a blood red field, and the shackles of corporate rule are represented in the blue and white bars. The one sole green circle is the enlightened individual...
Keywords: American Flag; Civil Rights; Democracy; Protest; Freedom
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| American Lawyer Part II - Chris King
Documentary on civil rights activist Christopher King.
Keywords: civil rights; black; african-american; free speech
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| Operation Correction (Part II) - American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Northern California
In May 1960, students and progressive activists opposed to the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) demonstrated when HUAC held hearings in San Francisco's City Hall. San Francisco police turned firehoses on the demonstrators, washing them down the main staircase of City Hall, and the resultant publicity did much to engender the social consciousness of the 1960s. HUAC sympathizers produced a film, "Operation Abolition," condemning the demonstrators as Communist-inspired activists...
Keywords: Social issues: 1960s; Civil rights; San Francisco: Political activity
Downloads: 3,562
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| Operation Correction (Part I) - American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Northern California
In May 1960, students and progressive activists opposed to the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) demonstrated when HUAC held hearings in San Francisco's City Hall. San Francisco police turned firehoses on the demonstrators, washing them down the main staircase of City Hall, and the resultant publicity did much to engender the social consciousness of the 1960s. HUAC sympathizers produced a film, "Operation Abolition," condemning the demonstrators as Communist-inspired activists...
Keywords: Social issues: 1960s; Civil rights; San Francisco: Political activity
Downloads: 4,781
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| Fixed To Fail: The Emmett Till Murder Trial (Part 2 of 2) - junya
Emmett Till's killers got away with murder. Like other crimes that took place in the South during the civil rights era, the Till murder case has been repackaged to fit the standard narrative of civil rights tourism. This presentation reexamines the case, exploring the role of the prosecution in maintaining Mississippi's brand of white supremacy.
Keywords: Emmett Till; civil rights; Mississippi; white supremacy; criminal justice; courts
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| RachelKingInterview - Herb Ettel, Rachel King, Phil Shapiro
This video is a 14-minute interview with Washington DC-author Rachel King about her new book Tales of the District: Life in the Nationâs Capital in a Time of Terror. There are two QuickTime versions of this video -- one for recent computers (circa 2004-2007+) and one for older computers (computers made before 2004.)
Keywords: rachel king human rights cohousing DC terror government takoma gender civil rights
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| Millions for Mumia - Deep Dish TV
The People's Video Network's Latest work on the case of the imprisoned writer and radio producer, Mumia Abu-Jamal.
Keywords: Mumia; Abu-Jamal; Civil Rights; Political Prisoners; Millions March; African American
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| Pass the RDPP! - Antioch Community
Interviewed and edited in 2 days, this short movie was created for Antioch College's memorial dinner for Coretta Scott King. In the spirit of Coretta, once an Antioch Student, we produced a video about Antioch's pending RDPP (Racial Discrimination Prevention Policy). Passing the RDPP would be an act that would institutionalize values of Anti-racism in the Antioch Community. Please note that this video does not cover all aspects of RDPP, or Coretta Scott King's life and work...
Keywords: RDPP; Antioch College; Antioch; Antiochian; Coretta Scott king; civil rights; anti-racism; justice; peace; equality; human rights
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| Ed Schultz Speech, Washington, DC, August 28, 2010 - Kimberly Keyes Stark
Radio commentator and MSNBC television host Ed Schultz gave a speech on what it was like to be a product of busing during a rally organized by the Rev. Al Sharpton to commemorate the anniversary of Martin Luther King's classic "I Have a Dream" speech on August 28, 2010 in Washington, DC
Keywords: civil rights; desegregation; busing; MSNBC; Ed Schultz; Rev. Al Sharpton; Martin Luther King; August 28; 2010; Washington; DC
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| Unpermitted mAy dAy march 2012. in Portland Oregon - Public Safety Alert May Day May Day! - Joe Anybody
Un-permitted = police have right to use violence ? May Day May Day !!!! 2012 Unpermitted mAy dAy march in Portland Oregon met with police violence Some footage is from (Livestrem / Ustream) (thanks) More May Day Videos on www.joeanybody.com
Keywords: mAy dAy; 2012; Joe Anybody; police; violence; abuse; citizens; in street; Arrests; horses; Livestream Occupy Portland; Civil Rights; Solidarity; no permit; police hit; riot cops
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| SourceCode Season 3 - Episode 9: New Orleans: Civil Rights from Ruin - Free Speech TV
They’re not refugees, the more 300,000 people of New Orleans who were driven from their homes by Hurricane Katrina, and prevented from returning by their city, state and federal governments. They are citizens, and their civil and human rights have been trampled by an unjust system that is becoming LESS just with each passing day. The people of New Orleans are now threatened with losing their VOTES, and they are responding with community involvement that’s spilling out from courtrooms and int...
Keywords: free speech tv; independent media; participatory media; activism; TV; Katrina; racism; civil rights; human rights; environmental racism; rebuild; COmmon Ground; Jesse Jackson; New Orleans; election; Voters Rights Act; Jerome Smith; CC Campbell-Rock; St. Augustine Church; Treme Brass Band; Malik Rahim
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